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Publication: European Stars and Stripes Tuesday, September 26, 1967

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   European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 26, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday september 26, 1967 the stars and stripes Page for the presidency Lemay would consider plea to run Columbus Ohio up re tired air Force chief of staff Gen. Curtis  would give it Seri Ous consideration depending on the Circum stances if Hewer asked to run for presi Dent. Lemay told up by phone saturday from his Home in los Lemay Angeles that he does not have much ambition to be president. Reuther says that he May endorse lbs Washington up Walte Reuther president of the United Auto worker Sand a leading Union Liberal indicated sunday he May endorse president John son for re elec Tion. Reuther said he favored John son Over anyone from either party now being mentioned As a possible candidate eluding gov. Nelson Feller of new York. If he Johnson is a Candi Date and others being talked about now Are his opposition then i la endorse him Reuther said in a broadcast interview. We have to recognize that this is not a contest of  i Don t think any Man would want to take on the headaches of that Job he said. Most con Sider it a duty i love my coun try worked for it All my life and would do it again if Neces  in mount Vernon Ohio Sev eral persons set up a National Headquarters for Lemay in a attempt to draft him into the 1968 presidential Melee. Last thursday Lemay stopped in mount Vernon to Check on the  have gained a lot of knowl Edge Over the years that i think the american people could Bene fit from the 60-year-old Lemay  mount Vernon group said it offered $30,000 plus expenses to Don r. Gingerich a political consultant from Franklin Ohio to manage the presidential Campaign for Lemay in 1968.Lemay said he was never interested in politics and i con Sider National defense a non partisan  he added if Circum stances warrant and i Don t see anything like that coming i would consider being a candidate for any  Rocky lauds lbs s Antipoverty new York a Republican gov. Nelson a. Rockefeller of new York praised president Johnson s Antipoverty program sunday and disagreed with re publican claims that the presi Dent had refused to recognize the problems of the cities. He As much As anyone anticipated the situation. His Antipov erty program will go Down i history Rockefeller said on the american broadcasting co. Pro Gram issues and  Whitney m. Young head of the Urban league appeared on the program with Rockefeller an said that the criticism of John son by the Republican coordinating committee was obviously  both men said that the Viet Nam War need not prevent a successful attack on poverty at Home. Reuther in 1968, in a. Rocke Romney sees talks about Watts los Angeles a re publican gov. George Romney flew Over Watts in a helicopter saturday then discussed negro problems with some of the City Stop executives. On sunday Romney met Cali fornia gov. Ronald Reagan and talked about practically every thing but politics with him. Romney and his wife drove to Reagan s Home in the Pacific Palisades after attending Church services at the Large mormon Temple in los  Michigan chief executive told members of the Watts management Council for Merit employment that i would t remaking this trip if i was t con Vinced we re facing the possibility of revolution in this country and i mean just  Here from san fran Cisco Romney told an Airport news conference that he thought his drop in some Public opinion polls was due to the whim of Public attitudes based on misunderstanding of some of his  dip in some polls came non political George Romney and Ronald Reagan walkabout everything but politics to newsmen after a luncheon meeting at the California governor s Home. A photo throws Sand in stargazer machinery All he wants is his just desert Borrego Springs Calif a when the University of Maryland decided to build a $1million Observatory in the Anza Borrego desert no one counted on objections from Gilbert l. , then Rock did t count on the University homesteading near his Home  d been out Here All by my self off and on since 1928," say the 78-year-old desert Dweller Livin at peace with the world not bothering no one and no being bothered. Then professor Billy Erick son and his Bunch came Char Gin across the Sand dunes liken army of Kansas Farmers Sowin wheat stringing those Damn wires All Over the  professor is r. William c. Erickson one of the nation Foremost astronomers. He found Clark dry lake12 Miles East of Here the Ideal spot to build their radio  Are completely isolated out Here from Man mad electrical interferences says one of the University s Engi neers. But Rock has provided another kind of interference and the University is taking him to court thursday. Or. Rock has Cut wires an knocked Down barricades charges Robert f. Mcginnis at Torney for the Maryland school. He has jumped on a tractor involved in new construction and threatened the tractor Driver. He has interfered with the operation of the  admits that he drove through some fences but de clares they re not. About to keep me from Goin Over Roadside used since 28." actually the Observatory has been Here since 1961. But the ruckus started this summer when or. Erickson Strung up a two mile Long one mile wide net work of Antenna towers flanked by wires and hoops just in front of the 80 acres Rock owns. It made it impossible for Rock Totake his usual Short Cut across the dry Lake  retired fireman says he built his Home on the property in 1937 and that he has the right to travel across the dry Lake to get to town. The University finally got restraining order to keep Rock from trespassing on the Lake bed. Thursday judge Richard b. Ault will decide if Roc should be barred permanently. He thinks he has a right to continue to Short Cut across the dry Lake says Mcginnis an prevent the University from probing the  sees it differently. Why should i stand in the Way of Progress he asks. If those stargazers left me alone Why should i kick As Long As they did t interfere with myosin the old roads across the Lake what the  jazz Saxman boots Mussulli Dies at 51 Milford mass. A boots Mussulli 51, a Well known jazz musician for More than 30 years died saturday in Pond Ville Hospital Norfolk of can  composer Arranger and conductor he was a feature soloist on Alto saxophone and clarinet with a number of bands including Stan Kenton Gene Krupa and Teddy Powell. Heals appeared in movies during the big band Era in the 1940s.he went into Semi retirement in the 1950s.surviving Are his widow and four daughters. After Romney s brainwashing charge but the governor indicated that he does not regret Mak ing the statement. The governor is in los an Geles on part of what he Calls his non political trip to stud Urban problems. Asked if he saw any possibility of a Romney Reagan ticket shaping up in 1988, Romney said it s theoretical at this Point. Actually i m not on this tour for political  at a meeting of the manage ment Council Romney heard about the organization s program for getting jobs for people from Watts los Angeles primarily negro South Central District. The Watts riot of 1965 was the greatest racial disturbance in the nation s history until the massive rioting in Detroit. Romney applauded the management Council s efforts and said that he is concerned Over the number of Whites who Don t know any negroes and the number of negroes who Don t know any  expressed doubt there could be any real solution to the racial difficulties As Long As negroes live in the inner Core of cities with rings of White areas around  also recalled that California was also a Home to him that he went to kindergarten in Santa Monica after his family was driven out of Mexico in the 1912 revolution. Tears duo Mich. Guard cancels Jackson Mich. A National guard officials sunday called off a special exercise in riot control training Here. National guard it. Col. Paul m. James says the order to can cel the training which had been set for sunday came directly from the Pentagon. James said he assumed that some minority groups in Jackson had put pressure on officials i Washington to halt the training. He said he understood sen. Phi lip a. Hart d-Mich., had been contacted by some Jackson Resi dents who opposed the riot control training. A spokesman for the National guard Bureau in Washington said no directive has been is sue by the Pentagon to cancel the  suggested there might have been some confusion about completing the training pro Gram before the end of septem Ber As called for under the timetables but declared there has been no change in policy covering  the exercise about 300 guardsmen from the 119th National guard division were slated to Survey buildings and Road sin the Jackson area. Guard officials said the purpose was to have been to familiarize the troops with assignments unblocking roads and protecting buildings in Case of civil disturbance. They said the exer Cise would not have simulated riot conditions and there would have been no Contact with the Public. Recently plans to hold riot control training in Lansing were abandoned by the National guard after opposition from the Lansing human relations com Mission. The Jackson human relation commission also adopted a Resolution opposing any kind of mock riot training. Marrero la. A Bank Teller Karon Paciera included a Nasty Surprise when she stuffed Holdup Man s sack with $11,500. A delayed action Booby trap tear Gas bomb in the sack spewed out its acrid Gas a few minutes after the gunman reached the getaway car  converging on the scene after the first National Bank of Jefferson sounded an alarm said they spotted the get away car moving slowly and in certainly along an expressway about eight blocks away. Detective Captain William War Ner identified the weeping occupants As Charles Guillot 43,  calif., and Ann Allen Boaz 40, of nearby new Orleans who was driving. They were charged with armed  Money was recovered. Hard night s rest Tokyo up a govern ment Survey showed saturday that Only g per cent of the Jap anese sleep in Beds. The rest sleep on the floor in japanese futons a colourful quilted sleep in bag  
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